Readers of Broken Wheel Recommend, The

from quzy

Welcome to Broken Wheel, a whisper of a town, almost beyond repair. But to a girl named Sara, who lives practically on the other side of the world (ok, maybe just across the Atlantic), Broken Wheel is her adventure of a lifetime! Amy lives in Broken Wheel, Iowa, a sleepy little rural town that ha...

from Fliss88

Books about books are favourites of mine. This is also a story of life in a small town, this one in America, and I like those as well. I like them because they're about ordinary people. Not everyone's perfect here and some have one or two problems but they know each other, watch out for each othe...

from rmarcin

Sara began a friendship with Amy discussing and trading books through letters. When Amy invites Sara to come to Broken Wheel, Iowa, from Sweden, for a holiday, Sara agrees. However, when Sara arrives, she finds that Amy has died. The town, however, has been instructed by Amy to welcome Sara and t...

from NeedMoreShelves

This was sweet & light, but not something I'd recommend. Too many relationships that didn't make sense, and not enough about the one I was actually interested in. My favorite parts of the book were the times Sara talked about other books! Alright, but not great.

from juniperSun

I think Bivald tuned in to the thought at the back of every avid reader's mind: I could run a bookstore with the collection I have in my house, and I love my books so much I think everyone would also. The story itself is fairly light, even in its handling of gender/sexual differences and religiou...